Stormers

Scarlets: Tom Rogers; Liam Williams, Jonathan Davies (capt), Johnny Williams, Ryan Conbeer; Sam Costelow, Gareth Davies; Steff Thomas, Shaun Evans, Javan ...

On the reset, Stefan Ungerer loses concentration and spills it himself as he looks to snipe from the base. They go from touchline to touchline with forwards throwing miss passes and Shingler nearly getting down the blindside after a deft flick from Jonathan Davies. But the Stormers infringe at the lineout and the Scarlets can clear. Trademark Liam Williams there, getting over the ball in the wide channels. The match kicks off at 5.10pm and you can follow it below in our live blog below. Stormers infringe at the breakdown and we have the first penalty of the day. He rounds Tom Rogers and the Stormers are on the board. Stormers stick the kick-off out on the full. Scarlets piling the pressure on here, with the Stormers stuck in their own half a little. Stormers lineout goes awry and the Scarlets nip in to steal it. Stormers go for the lineout and get the drive on. Stormers get the penalty from the scrum to rub salt into the wounds.

It is the final match of the pool stage for the Stormers and one they have to win if they want to host a quarterfinal in Cape Town.

So I think either way they’re going to be a pretty dangerous opponent.” “They (Scarlets) might not have nothing to lose. “From our side we are also extremely proud of the record we have.

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“Even though we were cynical and trying to see what will happen in the other games, we are still going to put everything in the game. The Stormers will be the last South African side in action in the URC when they take on the Scarlets on Saturday afternoon. It will give them a good idea of what they need to do to stay in the quarter-final race on home soil after the Bulls beat the Ospreys and the Sharks lost to Ulster on Friday but picked up a point.

Ruhan Nel scored a brace of tries to help the Stormers claim a late bonus-point win over the Scarlets in Llanelli on Saturday and secure a home Vodacom ...

The outside centre had an influential performance on attack and defence, which included a vital tackle to force a knock-on when Scarlets threatened to snatch the game late on. The Irish derby will decide whether the Stormers finish second or third on the table. Warrick Gelant was equally influential as he was typically at the heart of the Stormers attack, while he did excellently to intercept a pass when the Scarlets were on the attack just outside the Stormers 22.

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They go from touchline to touchline with forwards throwing miss passes and Shingler nearly getting down the blindside after a deft flick from Jonathan Davies. Trademark Liam Williams there, getting over the ball in the wide channels. Despite that disadvantage, the Scarlets kept pushing and relentless pressure saw Conbeer cross out wide to level the scores. Away side are committing every infringement you can imagine at the breakdown. The dangerous Hacjivah Dayimani slipped off a couple of poor tackles attempts to release Leolin Zas with a neat offload. However, the away side began to wrestle back some control through their relentless carrying. Scarlets piling the pressure on here, with the Stormers stuck in their own half a little. Stormers go for the lineout and get the drive on. However, makeshift kicker Liam Williams couldn't add the conversion from out wide. The Stormers have the win. Game over. He crashes over.

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It was Nel who completed the scoring with his second to break Scarlets hearts. Johnny Williams was forced off for a head injury assessment six minutes from time which allowed Costelow to return to the field. Scarlets had no recognised kicker on the field so turned down a penalty attempt to go for a try in the corner. Stormers also made the dream start to the second half as they took the lead for the first time. Early in the second half the home side lost the nuisance value of Shingler, who was forced off with a rib injury to be replaced by Argentina flanker Tomas Lezana. The hosts had to be content with a third Costelow penalty before Scarlets' defiant defence was typified by Aaron Shingler disrupting Stormers line-out and a Liam Williams turnover.

A last-minute try from Ruhan Nel gave the Stormers a win over Scarlets in Llanelli on Saturday night that secures them the South African Shield.

Scarlets found their groove, buoyed on by their home support, and the Stormers defence finally caved when Ryan Conbeer went over in the right corner. As the match progressed, the Stormers began to get stronger in all departments, and it seemed to be a matter of time before the Scarlets resistance caved. Libbok slotted the conversion, and the Stormers were 21-16 up and ahead for the first time in the contest.

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That converted try handed the Stormers the lead for the first time in the match. That try stretched the home side's lead to 10 points and it served to slap the Stormers from their slumber. To be fair to the Scarlets it looked a well-rehearsed move that they executed to perfection. The fired-up Scarlets who had to win to clinch the Welsh conference and book their place in the lucrative Champions Cup next season, took the fight to the visitors. For most of their clash against the Scarlets they did not look the trendsetting team from SA but in the end they deserve kudos for salvaging the points they needed from the contest. They won a tension-filled encounter against the Scarlets with the last move of the match when Ruhan Nel crashed over to secure a hard-fought 26-21 bonus-point victory.

The Stormers ended the league stages of the United Rugby Championship with a thrilling victory against the Scarlets in Llanelli on Saturday.

The Stormers secured both a home quarter-final and the South African Shield in their United Rugby Championship 26-21 win over Scarlets on Saturday night.

The Welsh side bagged another three points after a breakdown penalty but the Stormers allowed them three more points (7-13) and, just like that, one of the areas that had been one of the strongest for the visitors going into the match saw them concede three more points (7-16). The home side got on the scoreboard first in the third minute with a penalty conversion after a breakdown penalty (0-3) by the visitors. Going into the game, the Stormers had to battle it out for the second spot in the log with both the Sharks and Munster having rivalled them for the second spot.

Centre Ruhan Nel scored a try off the last move of the game to clinch the DHL Stormers an exciting 26-21 win over the Scarlets in Llanelli on Saturday that ...